There’s nothing quite like bohemian style for a day at the beach. Casual beach waves, loose layers and gorgeous stacks of jewelry are all bohemian classics that work perfectly as beach fashion.
So what are the essentials for the ultimate bohemian beach outfit? Boho style is totally individual, of course, so there is no one-size-fits-all solution! But there are a few major ideas and key pieces that are guaranteed to make you the coolest girl on the beach.
Crochet is a bohemian essential and has been ever since the 1970s. Why not give it a modern, sexy update by throwing on a crochet bikini for the beach? Crochet beach cover ups are another great way to show your free-spirited side on the sand. Add a few of your favorite accessories, like this gorgeous upper arm cuff, and you’re ready to go.
Bold, tribal-inspired prints are a boho favorite - why not take them to the beach? Playsuits and mini dresses both look great in these colorful prints, and are as practical as they are pretty.
If the whole of bohemian style had to be summed up in a single item of clothing, it would probably be a white lace tunic. Floaty, dreamy and elegant, it reflects everything that boho style stands for. Beach cover ups don’t get any better than this. Add a pretty braid for a hairstyle that’s as stylishly bohemian as it is practical.
How gorgeous is this bohemian beach outfit? Strappy gladiator sandals and a bold printed playsuit will turn heads wherever you go and are a great way to go from the beach to the bar.
Another great way to wear a hippie staple, this crochet dress is perfect for a carefree day at the beach. It’s super simple to throw on over a bikini to look glamorous in seconds.
A maxi dress is another key bohemian fashion piece that works amazingly well at the beach. Let your beautiful long skirt float in the wind and grab a boho straw hat to keep the sun off your face.
Just because it’s a hot day at the beach doesn’t mean you have to abandon the staple of bohemian fashion - layering. A floor-length duster or kimono is lightweight enough to be cool, but just warm enough to keep you warm from the sea breezes.
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